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Table of Contents
February 1995;
Volume 45,
Issue 391
Editorials
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Minor illness in infants—still a major worry for parents?
Ross J Taylor
British Journal of General Practice
1995;
45
(391):
62-63.
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Through audit to quality: the future of clinical audit in primary care
Guy Houghton
British Journal of General Practice
1995;
45
(391):
63-64.
Research Article
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Incidence and prevalence of non-specific symptoms and behavioural changes in infants under the age of two years.
C O Holme
British Journal of General Practice
1995;
45
(391):
65-69.
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Danish general practitioners' estimation of urinary albumin concentration in the detection of proteinuria and microalbuminuria.
N D Olivarius
and
C E Mogensen
British Journal of General Practice
1995;
45
(391):
71-73.
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Retrospective review of the prevalence and management of infertility in women in one practice over a five year period.
S Wilkes
and
K Jones
British Journal of General Practice
1995;
45
(391):
75-77.
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Reported satisfaction among women receiving hormone replacement therapy in a dedicated general practice clinic and in a normal consultation.
P J Roberts
British Journal of General Practice
1995;
45
(391):
79-81.
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Newly identified psychiatric illness in one general practice: 12-month outcome and the influence of patients' personality.
A F Wright
and
A J Anderson
British Journal of General Practice
1995;
45
(391):
83-87.
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General practitioners and psychiatrists: comparison of attitudes to depression using the depression attitude questionnaire.
M Kerr
,
R Blizard
and
A Mann
British Journal of General Practice
1995;
45
(391):
89-92.
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Do abnormal thyroid stimulating hormone level values result in treatment changes? A study of patients on thyroxine in one general practice.
P De Whalley
British Journal of General Practice
1995;
45
(391):
93-95.
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Prevention, early detection and team management of skin cancer in primary care: contribution to The health of the nation objectives.
A Jackson
British Journal of General Practice
1995;
45
(391):
97-101.
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Developing family practice in Kuwait.
R C Fraser
British Journal of General Practice
1995;
45
(391):
102-106.
Letter
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Haemophilus influenzae vaccine.
H Jick
,
J M Withers
and
A D Dean
British Journal of General Practice
1995;
45
(391):
107.
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Obstetric cholestasis.
J B Weaver
British Journal of General Practice
1995;
45
(391):
107-108.
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Emergency contraception.
S Ziebland
and
P Garcia
British Journal of General Practice
1995;
45
(391):
108-109.
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Managing violence in the practice.
B A Kidd
and
C Stark
British Journal of General Practice
1995;
45
(391):
109.
Letters
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General practice–psychiatry liaison by audioconference
John D Sheehan
,
James P Watson
,
Ged Daly
and
Judith Bonner
British Journal of General Practice
1995;
45
(391):
108.
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Alzheimers Disease Society
H W L Oliver
British Journal of General Practice
1995;
45
(391):
109.
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Communication in the year 2000
Brian O'Mahony
British Journal of General Practice
1995;
45
(391):
109-110.
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GP's role in bereavement
C C Daniels
British Journal of General Practice
1995;
45
(391):
110.
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Shared care for hypertension
Neil Snowise
British Journal of General Practice
1995;
45
(391):
110.
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Vaginal examination
Clare J Seamark
British Journal of General Practice
1995;
45
(391):
110-111.
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Right to receive treatment
D L T Parsons
British Journal of General Practice
1995;
45
(391):
111.
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The
Journal
T Stuart Murray
British Journal of General Practice
1995;
45
(391):
111.
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Hypertension in the very elderly trial
John Coope
British Journal of General Practice
1995;
45
(391):
111.
Book Review
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EVALUATING THE NHS REFORMS
Clive Richards
British Journal of General Practice
1995;
45
(391):
112.
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PROBLEMS WITH PATIENTS: managing complicated transactions
Abbas Virji
British Journal of General Practice
1995;
45
(391):
112.
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EHLERS–DANLOS SYNDROME (video)
James Maitland
British Journal of General Practice
1995;
45
(391):
112-113.
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PAIN RELIEF IN ADVANCED CANCER (2nd edition)
David Jeffrey
British Journal of General Practice
1995;
45
(391):
113.
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WHAT IS GOOD GENERAL PRACTICE?
Ian G Williamson
British Journal of General Practice
1995;
45
(391):
113.
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THE FIRST STEPS IN GENERAL PRACTICE
Juliet Draper
British Journal of General Practice
1995;
45
(391):
113-114.
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